Upstairs Downstairs - Didier

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TIMELINE Logbook p. 31 The Edwardian period Note down all the key events you encounter in Project 3. British history Death of Queen Victoria. Edward VII succeeds to the throne. 1901 1905 1910 1914 Britain declares war on Germany European history 18
LOGPAGE Logbook p. 32 Characteristics of a diary Writer (name, status) Date 12 years today…, p. 56 William Tayler, footman Friday 4 August 1905 On Sunday, the Shoves… Doc. ∑, p. 56 Oh the servants!… Doc. ∏, p. 56 “Very ill in bed” (V. Woolf) Doc. ∂, p. 53 Got up at half past seven… Doc. ∑, p. 53 Our old lady… Doc. ∏, p. 53 Information given (what you understand because the diary says it clearly) 12 years working in the same house. No choice. Sick and tired of the place and the people there. Information not given (what the diary doesn’t say but that you can imagine logically) “That horrid woman” = probably the lady. Misses Beverley. Formal characteristics Date Exclamative sentences “Oh” Project 3 - <strong>Upstairs</strong> <strong>Downstairs</strong> 19
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